new this morning, windy weather wreaking havoc across the bay area from toppled big rigs to falling trees. we'll show you the overnight damage. >> right now we want to show you what san francisco looks like. you can see the winds are whipping on this early monday with the flag flapping in the wind there. we'll be checking the forecast with christina loren on this monday, october 28th. this is "today in the bay." a very good monday morning. 4:30. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> welcome back. >> thank you so much. >> good to see you. >> it's been a while. >> we've got cheers in the house. >> sweet. >> good morning to you.

i'm marla tellez. jon is off. we begin with a developing story and a high wind advisory overnight in many bay area counties. you can see our camera looking into san francisco bouncing around. strong winds topping 50 miles per hour, knocking down power lines and trees and taking out power to thousands of people. then check out this brand new video. just in to our newsroom, there we go, the strong winds blowing over big rigs and trailers on 580, between livermore and tracy. we are learning one person was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. take a look at this video out of emeryville. high winds led to a close call. strong winds caused a building facade to collapse on the bay street shopping center last night. it landed on a car, that car had one person inside. >> the occupant driving the red car behind me was in the process of parallel parking and backing

up and the building fell on top of the vehicle. >> the good news is no one was hurt in that collapse. >> take a look at this. antioch, a large tree fell onto a home on west 6th street and the branches pierce through the roof. imagine waking up to that. happened about 7:00 last night. a man was inside that home at the time. crews actually rushed him to the hospital but his condition has not been released. let's hope he's okay. what a surprise that would be. >> let's look at the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. are the winds going to die down? >> good morning to you. welcome back, laura. everybody at home, happy monday to you. the winds are relaxing but i can tell you they are still fierce especially over the open water bridges and through the higher elevations. we tracked the strongest wind gusts in the east bay so one of the areas where we're prone to get that wind if we head throughout the morning hours we're slated to see the wind advisory, expire on time at 5:00 a.m. so. about a half hour from now.

still give yourself extra time to navigate around all of that debris in the road. in campbell the wind was not that fierce. what i can tell you we head throughout the day today our focus is going to shift from the wind to the cold and the potential for showers. we'll detail that coming up. right now let's check on the drive. here is mike inouye. >> great note, the wind and the debris caused by some of the trees blown around. we saw that montage of video t trees down around the bay and right now we're looking across the bay, a clear view. that's one of the results of the wind. nice but we'll watch this span for warnings. none issued by chp. the bay area light. we have the tri-valley, no delays through am livermore. here at vasco road we had an issue. we had a sigalert but it has reopened in the last half hour.

it's better news if you travel out of brentwood and 580. clear again for vasco. >> thank you. 4:34. breaking news out of san jose, police are at the scene of a car crash where a pedestrian was hit and killed. bob redell live in the willow glenn neighborhood. he joins us with the latest. good morning, bob. >> reporter: this took place outside of a town home on wible way in the driveway. a call came in, a 911 call to police. the person here heard somebody crying. when police arrived they found a woman standing by that suv there with the doors open, she's the suspected driver. she has been taken into custody suspected dui because they did find beer cans on the scene and based on her behavior. she is being interviewed. what happened earlier apparently, i don't think you can see the garage door but she somehow backed that suv into the garage door and there was a person who got crushed in the

impact. that person has died. police aren't sure what the relationship is, between that driver and that person or what was going on, what led up to this. but the person who was arrested is a woman in her 20s they believe, and the woman who is dead is a woman who they think could be late 20s, early 30s. they will be out here for a few more hours. apparently they do, again as i was saying, believe that the driver of the suv had been drinking and she has been taken into custody, suspicion of dui. >> thank you, bob. investigators in san francisco are trying to figure out what started a fight that ended with police shooting a gunman. police were called to the marina district to break up a fight between two men yesterday. the witnesses told police they saw one man pistol whipping the other man with a silver handgun. then they say the suspect shot at the victim several times. it's unclear if he was injured. the suspect ran away.

when police caught up with him in a high end neighborhood he pointed the gun at them. >> and then i heard gun shots. i knew it was gun shots because i saw police with guns out and there was about six shots, then i decided to run in the house. i didn't want to be collateral damage. >> several officers fired weapons but it's unclear if the suspect was hit more than once. he was taken to the hospital in serious condition. >> this morning vallejo police searching for a gunman who killed a teenager and wounded seven other people. that happened saturday night on princeton drive, normally quiet part of north vallejo. police say four cars filled with people were headed to a party in vallejo when one of the cars got a flat tire. everyone pulled over, got out to help the driver, and that's when police say a white suv with tinted windows drove by and someone from inside opened fire. >> i was in the living room and i heard a big boom, and i came

outside and there was people trying to fix the broken wheel. and i went back in the house and i heard like 20 some gun shots. i stayed in the house. >> when police got to the scene they found a total of five victims, one of them a 19-year-old dead at the scene. three others later showed up at the hospital with gun shot wounds. those other seven people are expected to survive. a similar scene at a halloween party in sacramento. police say seven people were shot while leaving a party, one of them killed. police say someone driving in a car opened fire. the party was held at a dance studio. this morning police are still on the hunt for the shooter. >> 4:37. emotions are running high in santa rosa following that shooting death of a 13-year-old boy. hundreds of people gathered at a private mortuary in winsor yesterday to pay respects to andy lopez.

last week a sheriff deputy shot the teen seven times killing him. lopez was carrying a replica gun designed to look like an ak-47 assault rifle. authorities say lopez did not follow orders to drop his weapon and instead raised the barrel of the replica toward deputies. there is an independent investigation. >> a redwood city woman is expected in court facing charges of driving drunk for the second time in one year. in the recent case, three children lost their parents. the two were walking their dog thursday night. investigators say 54-year-old marjorie reitzell hit the couple, killing them. police say reitzell had been drinking and will face charges ever dui and gross vehicular manslaughter. >> good morning to you. 4:38. we hope you enjoyed your weekend. let's talk about the winds. good morning. >> good morning to you. welcome back, laura.

hello, marla, everybody at home be prepared for what could be kind of a rough drive to work this morning. we've got really strong wind speeds. i want to show you where we were and where we are. we're talking hurricane force wind gusts through the alta mont pass. we had a gust up to 75 miles per hour. livermore saw a wind gust of 61 miles per hour. it's unusual to get wind this is strong especially this early in the season. right now these are your current wind gusts. the strongest between about 35 and 40 miles per hour which is still strong enough to knock you around in a high-profile vehicle. tractor-trailers, suvs, you want to take it easy. hold on tight to your steering wheel. the winds are calming down so that's the good news. now we have a front coming through we're slated to get a few showers later on today. i'm going to show you where. i wanted to show you we cut your wind speeds sustained speeds in half over the past 12 hours so that's good the news. things are starting to calm down. it's going to be a cold day

across the bay area. make sure you're ready and we'll time out the showers, let you know if your city has a good chance of seeing showers as they pass through the bay area later on. right now let's see how your drive is shaping up. debris on the highway. >> for sure. sometimes on the roadway, then blown off, then back on. watch for those reports as they change. one of the issues here i have to scroll down farther on the report but they did give a wind advisory for the san mateo bridge and for the bay bridge so we're watching both spans. here the san mateo high rise we get our view, the camera shakes quite a bit. the map, we'll see no slowing because of the light, light volume of traffic. be careful as an earlier crash also on 92 right at the 101 interchange, the connector is open and a smooth drive in all directions. we're looking at an easy flow across the dumbarton bridge. that has a high rise so we're watching for the effects of the wind. south the san jose area, 101 is smooth under the 680 interchange. 680 across benicia bridge, there

is a wind advisory issued last night and still in effect but probably might not be such a big deal t winds are changing now. back to you guys. >> something to pay attention to. thank you. still ahead on "today in the bay," apple set to release its earnings later today. >> and speaking of apple the childhood home of steve jobs is up for a special designation. >> plus, a free man, michael jackson's doctor walks out of jail this morning, but does he plan to practice medicine again? the details coming up.

welcome back. a good monday morning to you. what a beautiful live look outside. that's the bay bridge there. you know what, it's experiencing high winds. a little moisture as well. we'll check the forecast coming up with meteorologist christina loren. new this morning, three colleges on the peninsula ready to unveil electric vehicle charging stations. ribbon-cutting ceremonies will be held today at skyline college and there is also a charging station at san mateo county community college district office. the district partnered with schneider electric and received funding from the california energy commission to help pay for those charging stations. >> tonight the historical

commission is expected to decide whether to bestow a special designation on steve jobs' childhood home. the commission is considering declaring the 61-year-old california ranch style home seen here, a historic resource. the designation would essentially add another layer of review if renovations to the home are sought. the house is historically significant because it's where jobs and apple co-founder steve wozniak built the computers in 1976. jobs moved into the house with his foster parents in 1968. speaking of apple the company earnings are due out after the closing bell today. for that are and the rest of the news we turn things over to seema mody. good morning. >> good morning. u.s. markets expected to open higher as we kick off a full week of data and earnings report. people will watch for pend home sales and the manufacturing data to be released. we'll see earnings numbers from companies including apple, merck

and herbal life. apple it is slated to report its earnings after the closing bell and expecting it to beat street estimates as a result of record breaking phones of new iphone models. last week all eyes on twitter. the mid-atlantic today with a meeting in baltimore as twitter executives do their best to woo investors before the stock goes public. the new york stock exchange saying it's executed a successful test run of the ipo. back to you. >> thank you so much. it's 4:46. almost a year after superstorm sandy, devastated the northeast, a historic tourist destination street reopen. ellis island suffered severe damage in the storm. at one point it was under eight feet of water. since then the national park has undergone upgrades including storm roofing.

it was a nice weekend around the bay area though it started to change yesterday afternoon. it got cooler and then the winds picked up. let's see how it's looking now with meteorologist christina loren. good morning. >> good morning to you. the wind must have blown her back in. we're glad you're home with us. temperatures this morning are pretty chilly. i can tell you it's one of those days you don't want to forget the jacket. might be a day to break out the boots, the gloves, this is san jose. mostly cloudy, but we're not going to see a lot of cloud cover in terms of fog. throughout the morning hours because our atmosphere is getting so much mixing from the area of low pressure so we have an area of low pressure that's going to impact us later on today. the fog will settle in by tonight. keep that in mind. overall it's so blustery right now we'll start to get these wind gusts at about 34 to 40 miles per hour. they are down from the 75-mile-per-hour plus gusts we were dealing with overnight. so, as you head throughout the day winds will continue to drop

off. that's good news. you see the snow moving through the sierra. they could pick up maybe six inches of fresh powder. so it's early in the season to get into this sort of thing. but we are watching for that. we're going to keep track of that. show you live pictures from tahoe. right now strongest wind speeds are in places like san jose. 16 miles per hour. 18 miles per hour novato. we're down to about the single digits and the sustained speed wile drop off throughout the next couple hours. we do have a wind advisory expire early, about 15 minutes early. it was planning to expire at 5:00 p.m. it's done. so that's good. things are calming down. it's going to be cold today. i want to make sure you're ready for that. 63 degrees in concord, 64 livermore, we'll hit the low 60s in san jose. and we're talking about a return to the upper 50s at the coast. not just today, tomorrow as well. then temperatures start to warm up just in time for halloween. so we're looking good on thursday. mostly cloudy conditions to start the day but a sunny finish. ladies, i was at the winchester

house for the flashlight tour. i don't know if you've done that. it was spooky so we've got that this week to look forward to. have you done it before? >> i never have. i have done the tour in the regular season, not flashlight tour. glad you made it out alive. 4:49. middle school students will return to class in sparks, nevada a week after a classmate brought a gun to school, opened fire and killed a teacher. students will be greeted by extra police officers. last week 12-year-old jose reyes shot and killed math teacher michael landsberry. two others were shot. reyes turned the gun on himself. officials say he got the gun from his home. >> the young math teacher murdered in massachusetts will be laid to rest today. hundreds of people attended a viewing for colleen ritzer, last night, many of them wearing pink ribbons. pink was her favorite color. she was found dead behind

danvers high school. police think she was killed buy a student. she was 24. >> it's 4:50. conrad murray, the doctor convicted of playing a role in michael jackson's death is a free man this morning. murray walked out of the door of the los angeles county jail last night after midnight. a lawyer for murray tells us the doctor's first pry sort to see his family. but he does want to practice medicine again. murray served two years of a four-year sentence after being convicted of giving jackson a lethal dose of an anesthetic in 2009 but eventually led to his death. >> the 49ers taking care of business across the pond. we'll tell you why the scene may look different after the bye week. >> emotional night for the sharks backup goalie. he makes his first nhl start after bouncing back from a devastating injury. >> a live look, the camera, it's

moving around, gusty winds. heard about all the stuff that fell down at the shopping center. we'll talk about the traffic flow which is moving pretty nicely.

welcome back. it's 4:53. the 49ers spend the next couple weeks resting up after a busy trip across the pond. they are on a bye this week and won't take t field until november 10 against the

panthers. yesterday, the niners took care of business in london. rolling over jacksonville. a great game to watch. the niners score a touchdown on their first four drives to cruise to an easy 41-10 win. more good news. wide receiver mario manningham could be healthy enough to play his first game of the season after the bye week. >> the raiders, made history yesterday. on the first play terrelle pryor takes it all the way to the house. that's a nice one to see. catch a breath after that. that is a 93-yard touchdown run, the longest run in raiders history and the longest by a quarterback in nfl history. nice to put it in the books. the raiders beat the steelers, 21-18. they take on the eagles on sunday afternoon. >> from the gridiron to the ice, the sharks are back in san jose taking today off to rest after a victory over the ottawa senators yesterday.

backup goalie alex staylock blocked 38 shots in his first career nhl start. back in 2011 his career was in jeopardy when a nerve in his leg was severed by a player's skate. they take on the kings wednesday night. >> baseball, world series, things are knotted up at two games apiece. jonny gomes gave the red sox a boost they needed, blasting a three-run homer in the sixth inning. that calls for beard tugging. that's what's happening there. cardinals looking for late night inning magic. but the red sox win it 4-2. game five tonight in st. louis at 5:00. got your sports covered there. >> turning out to be a great series. >> no beards to pull here. >> boys will be boys. >> i can't grow a beard. a mean hair right there.

it's not pretty. looking to the peninsula. the wind overnight blowing a lot of debris around the bay. we've shown a montage of video. right now the peninsula freeways are moving smoothly and we'll show you the maps. the entire bay area is still an early start this monday. we know. looking here at no problems through the south bay. talking about the sharks, all of the sporting events for all of the bay area teams and here, a concert, changing up the mood here. no problems here to the south bay and no issues. we'll look to oakland with a beautiful view. the coliseum and o.co, and the taillights, twinkle a bit. watch those gusty conditions and pretty much all of the bridges be prepared for the gusty winds. back to you. >> thanks a lot, mike. >> we are following breaking news for you this morning.

an overnight crash in san jose kills a pedestrian and the driver is in police custody. we'll have the latest in a live report. >> and here is a look at san francisco. you can see the winds are still whipping with the flag blowing in the wind. very windy night and into this morning on this monday, christina has a look at all of the temperatures out there and what you can expect. if it's going to be windy on your morning drive. stay with us.

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obvious indication to them on the scene are the beer cans. you can't see them from our location, but they said there are beer cans here. you are looking at a town home complex. it's 1600 hamilton place, one woman has been arrested on suspicion of dui, another woman possibly a friend, has been killed after she was crushed by the suv that her friend was allegedly driving. police received a 911 call around 2:30 this morning, the person who lives in the town home heard someone crying. when police arrived they found the driver outside the suv, the other woman lying dead or near death on that driveway. the garage door is seriously damaged. it's hard to see in the dark. but the door is pressed inside and looks like part of the structure, the garage is damaged. police believe the driver in her 20s backed into it and in the process pinned the other woman, a woman they believe could be late 20s, early 30s, killg